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Para controlar todo no basta con apropiarse solo de la voluntad y de la conciencia de los individuos, hay que hacerse dueño de su lenguaje. 1984 es la metáfora del imaginario social del Siglo XX, descripción de un país carcelario y totalitario, donde encontramos al líder único cuya presencia es antes que nada una abstracción, la negación del individuo. Obra clásica de profunda vigencia.
Examines different aspects of Orwell's anti-utopian classic, with a biographical sketch of the author and critical essays on this work.
To show that the wrongs of the Soviet state might occur in any society, he set his next novel in the England of the near future and eventually titled it Nineteen Eighty-Four. The book is so grim that some literary critics, noting Orwell's declining health, have surmised that it shows the collapse of his spirit. Arguably, however, it is a summation of themes and ideas from throughout his life and work.
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America, 2008
Jack Dharma, A reviewer, 08/28/2008
One need only look around to see that much of Orwell's imagined world exists in America now: secret arrests, torture, war without end, false history, rigged elections, etc. More people should read this book.
A Book that will open your eyes
A reviewer, A reviewer, 08/25/2008
George Orwell's depiction of a society dictated by its government was in retrospect speaking about a Stalinist type of society, but if we look further he is speaking of any society that puts power and prestige above love and care for one another
Also recommended: Night,Elise Weisel Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck
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